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5098	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, June 14, 2010	null	Sex Transm Dis. 0.681668 community-based cancer prevention 0.673319 School Health Policies 0.698698 skin cancer detection 0.670685 ambulatory surgical centers 0.671015 Pediatr Infect Dis 0.681819 suboptimal self-rated health 0.691441 CDC Knowledge 0.720053 Postdisaster health communication 0.695554 Action Science Clips 0.934551 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.673114 new weekly digest 0.680627 Chief Science Officer 0.687331 diabetes-related cause-of-death statements 0.674722 subtropical recreational marine 0.67611 Clin Exp Res. 0.672284 public health revolution 0.701366 emergent human adenovirus 0.680206 Inherit Metab Dis. 0.676793 Danish cohort study 0.684582 Infect Dis. 0.684907 New measles virus 0.678319 Infection control assessment 0.678768 Stephen B. Thacker 0.750571	self-reporting underestimates pregnancy 0.676887 Prevalent high-risk respiratory 0.672379 Environ Sci Technol. 0.67786 public health information 0.70331 health effects 0.67006 routinely obtained serum 0.675972 cohort study 0.685043 United States 0.708121 physical activity program 0.672845 small underground coal 0.670975 parent-centered dietary-modification program 0.67102 public health 0.714087 Jun 0.747231 prospective cohort study 0.681071 public health literature 0.695343 B. Thacker CDC 0.784955 Brownson RC 0.701685 Backer LC 0.673776 United States nursing 0.682547 Child Well-being Study 0.675642 Thacker CDC Library 0.784941 staphylococcus aureus infection 0.683149 Tate JE 0.677576 polybrominated diphenyl ether 0.676215	CLICK HERE
5303	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Flu Information for Travelers	Flu Information for Travelers - CDC	world 0.346054 influenza activity 0.915705 influenza viruses 0.969441 United States 0.599654 Travelers 0.408193	parts 0.346373 high levels 0.591716 action 0.343407 time 0.345736	CLICK HERE
5322	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Develop a Family Disaster Plan	Information on preparing for public health emergencies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Get a kit, make a plan, and be informed.			CLICK HERE
9526	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preparedness for Anthrax	The CDC, with federal and local authorities, have plans in place in case of an anthrax emergency. Learn more about what we are doing to prepare and what you can do for you and your family.	list Skip 0.797035 CDC 0.371339 United States 0.722589 attack 0.368225	page options Skip 0.920977 anthrax emergency 0.589534 federal agencies 0.546205 steps 0.365147	CLICK HERE
10855	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Online Newsroom - Press Release - Gradual drop in youthtobacco use continues, but significant problem areas remain	West Nile virus disease cases up this year	high school 0.941562 Hispanic high school 0.448704 Mortality Weekly Report 0.424452 nation’s youth 0.364958 youth tobacco 0.477512 direct health care 0.411185 high school males 0.697271 Disease Control 0.372747 Youth Risk Behavior 0.434667 tobacco 0.746818 cigarette-like cigars 0.365982 tobacco smoke 0.469675 High School Students—United 0.452522 hard-hitting mass media 0.411564 MMWR report 0.369097 tobacco products 0.495941 typical cigarettes 0.366563 black high school 0.462283 state-specific tobacco data 0.512832 health protection agency 0.411749 CDC Director Thomas 0.423597 middle school students 0.441461 long-term studies 0.368316 chronic health conditions 0.40937 percent 0.53799	key steps 0.368894 good news 0.362863 cigarette smoking 0.369994 steep rate 0.369922 slow decline 0.380744 middle school 0.531417 Current Tobacco 0.477611 middle school females 0.460849 evidence-based tobacco control 0.51975 11-year downward trend 0.425965 visit CDC 0.363242 tobacco product 0.534047 overall decline 0.369797 adverse reproductive effects 0.404416 American middle school 0.461231 R. Frieden 0.365786 high school students 0.724162 high school females 0.621916 middle school males 0.469938 Surgeon General 0.428687 low tar 0.363145 State Tobacco Activities 0.5107 smokeless tobacco 0.483658 report 0.441654	CLICK HERE
11141	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2008 National Report on Biochemical Indicators of Diet and Nutrition - Table 2.5	null	Selenium Serum selenium 0.347128 Total population 0.304823 Search Form Controls 0.415138 Males 0.363578 Serum alpha-carotene 0.311571 conf. interval 0.726717 Urinary equol 0.30635 file 0.352003 Serum iron 0.311344 Geometric mean 0.719154 small cell size 0.513459 Urinary enterolactone 0.306143 Urinary O-desmethylangolensin 0.306281 Carotenoids Serum 0.3082 u.s. population 0.528287 Serum lutein/zeaxanthin 0.3115 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.676636 Biochemical Indicators 0.318896 National Report 0.31162 Tweet Share Compartir 0.324861 Urinary enterodiol 0.306212 Mexican Americans 0.386223	greater uncertainty 0.385862 percentiles 0.350629 non-hispanic whites 0.376391 Table 0.366197 Serum trans-lycopene 0.311476 Iodine Urinary iodine 0.304153 Lignans Urinary genistein 0.307808 page options Skip 0.318807 Search Controls 0.313897 Serum gamma-tocopherol 0.311595 non-hispanic blacks 0.384011 Iron-Status Indicators Serum 0.347789 Serum trans-beta-carotene 0.900843 total U.S. population 0.31538 National Health 0.465411 Compounds Serum folate 0.350352 Urinary daidzein 0.306418 Serum transferrin saturation 0.352428 Serum vitamin 0.340021 page 0.34644 serum concentrations 0.511302	CLICK HERE
11603	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using Community Advisory Boards to Reduce Environmental Barriers to Health in American Indian Communities, Wisconsin, 2007"2012 - CDC	American Indian communities have a high prevalence of chronic diseases including diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. Innovative community-based approaches are needed to identify, prioritize, and create sustainable interventions to reduce environmental barriers to healthy lifestyles and ultimately improve health.	community members 0.281196 current CAB members 0.439094 CAB membership 0.377377 CAB networking 0.354427 CAB members 0.753035 Bad River 0.253961 CAB function 0.358087 Monthly CAB meetings 0.396688 CAB approval 0.373288 additional community members 0.256286 CAB operation 0.373211 facilitator 0.262799 CABs 0.453853 various community members 0.257725 Reduce Environmental Barriers 0.282768 american indian communities 0.376744 CAB interventions 0.540813 CAB mission 0.337155 healthy lifestyles 0.328101 CAB operations 0.389203 new members 0.310684 Wisconsin tribal communities 0.253436 brief CAB overview 0.360808 CAB initiatives 0.358076	Menominee CAB 0.349605 individual tribal community 0.262125 CAB’s history 0.369054 new CAB members 0.408092 primary CAB activities 0.373688 CAB 0.94312 environmental barriers 0.745481 tribal communities 0.288825 CAB activities 0.458269 CAB visibility 0.338975 community 0.469556 community engagement 0.30463 community advisory board 0.293206 CAB work 0.536188 community advisory boards 0.369264 CAB’s help 0.367917 tribal meetings 0.27343 community health 0.262952 foster CAB success 0.366272 Successful CAB interventions 0.456539 CAB success 0.366833 CAB meetings 0.563636 Building CAB 0.38426	CLICK HERE
12890	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trucker Safety infographic	CDC Vital Signs - Trucker Safety	hands 0.334191 handheld cell 0.686562 adequate rest 0.505628 rating 0.339799 Highway Traffic Safety 0.660444 wheel Examples 0.48705 DROWSY DRIVING 0.547578 effective way 0.509216 TEXT MESSAGING 0.492594 trip 0.334442 road 0.365819 pounds 0.34371 truck drivers 0.856102 state 0.335945 dispatcher 0.343222 deaths 0.336928 employers 0.494144 Tractor trailer rig 0.708021 passengers 0.334736 law 0.335891 NIOSH 0.346842 text message 0.491529 Tow truck 0.554057 Large trucks 0.539391 violation 0.348038	SOURCE 0.408526 survey 0.335254 Federal Highway Administration 0.697908 Safety Administration 0.650066 speed limit 0.51692 Dump truck 0.761695 Accident Analysis 0.489169 distractions 0.346463 eyes 0.370815 Motor Carrier Safety 0.666094 Occupational Safety 0.518087 gross vehicle weight 0.739255 Ambulance 0.340306 good sleep 0.500191 map 0.333656 National Institute 0.508479 safety programs 0.508178 health 0.369779 written safety program 0.70537 Sleep-deprived people 0.540709 seat belt 0.978858 10 mph 0.526069 time 0.367175 handheld cell phones 0.660241	CLICK HERE
12958	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Multistate Outbreak of HumanSalmonella Infections Linked to Live Poultry from a Mail-OrderHatchery in Ohio - February-October 2014	Colin Basler, DVM1,2, Tony M. Forshey, DVM3, Kimberly Machesky, MPH4, C. Matthew Erdman, DVM, PhD5, Thomas M.	Denise L. Brinson 0.450441 poultry flock owners 0.551918 outbreak strains 0.330903 live poultry purchase 0.604071 Casey Barton Behravesh 0.435431 U.S. Department 0.316453 environmental contamination 0.382251 direct contact 0.412355 Comprehensive Salmonella prevention 0.478975 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.408523 ill persons 0.84126 Salmonella transmission 0.377142 foodborne disease surveillance 0.44115 Stacey Bosch 0.332453 Kimberly Machesky 0.330777 C. Matthew Erdman 0.443148 live poultry-associated salmonellosis 0.459262 animal health officials 0.394294 4Ohio Department 0.314401 illness onset 0.453156 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.396617 United States 0.320199 single investigation 0.325959 associated breeder farms 0.397669 Colin Basler 0.460432	Best Management Practices 0.39927 supplemental information 0.327059 Salmonella infection outbreaks 0.532803 human Salmonella infections 0.536585 Ohio hatchery 0.348124 3Ohio Department 0.314525 chick exposure 0.32239 Salmonella serotypes Infantis 0.509926 live poultry contact 0.624757 future outbreaks 0.362226 Thai-An Nguyen 0.332891 Author affiliations 0.328837 single mail-order hatchery 0.671014 5US Department 0.314277 Thomas M. Gomez 0.445057 Tony M. Forshey 0.436974 additional educational information 0.407237 illness prevention 0.324696 National Poultry Improvement 0.552665 national molecular subtyping 0.450917 live poultry 0.958523 live poultry exposure 0.620226 mail-order hatcheries 0.348463 zoonotic Salmonella outbreaks 0.537048	CLICK HERE
15771	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Take Pride in Your Job: Seat Belts	NIOSH Publication No. 2009--109d: This video encourages oil and gas extraction workers to wear a seat belt whenever in a moving motor vehicle. The video features oil and gas extraction workers describing their use of seat belts and sharing their personal stories about why seat belts should be worn all the time - every time. The purpose of the video is to raise awareness of motor vehicle injuries in this industry and to provide information about the importance of buckling-up. This video is designed to be used in pre-shift or weekly safety meetings.	Pride 0.725866 Seat Belts 0.983462	Job 0.424376	CLICK HERE